@glad2teach what are the restrictions to this rule? is there a certain number that i can't go below or above when using this rule? by the way, thank you for these videos, they are very helpful :)
@glad2teach I learned squaring numbers that end in 5 i think just as easy. Example - 85^2. Since it ends in 5, the last 2 digits are always going to be 25, the first 2, you just mulitply the number by 1 number higher. So 8x9 is 72, and there you have it, 7225.
This is the way they really should be teaching math, rather than the old inefficient tabular methods. Here, too, you are learning the principle of logarithms and putting them to use, a concept that really is learned early on in the game, but the kids aren't taught so.
@pinky93rocksm the reason you know that you have to add 2 additional digits, even if your starting under 100, is your equasion is being based off of the number 100. there are 2 additional digits after the primary, therefore you add 2 additional digits when you multiply. 2 x 2 = 4. just like if you went to use 1000 as a base instead, you would add an additional 3 digits. because 3 zeros. 3 x 3 = 6.
@EvilBharathy yes it works, 115 + 15 = 130, 100--> 2 zeros, so 2 numbers to go after 130. 15*15=225. since this number has 3 digits the first one is added to the last digit of the first number (so 130 becomes 132) and the 25 becomes after that, so it becomes 13225.
You Are Really The beST !!! Else All Sucks Infront of you..... Guys Just are So Selfish they dont want to share there secrets but .....I M Speechlesss.!!!!!
@MrAman707 Im not really a math guy or something, but if you have 48, (you can do 50*50 = 2500) 50-48 = 2, so 23__, and 2*2 is 04 = 2304. For 47: 50-47=3, 25-3 = 22__ and then plus 3*3 = 2209. Seems to work :).
I always thought of these tricks a waste of time. I calculated using good old multiplication in parts and addition in about 3 sec. And using this techinique one can do any number multiplications rather being limited by a surtain range or squres plus you don't have to memorise all those tricks and after a while your brain becomes acustomed to doing multiplications that you improve your calculating speed and your internal visualisation skills both essential for math. So don't waste yourtime people
But this really works with any number, not just close to 100. Say 77^2 - it's easier to multiply with 80, which has a distance to 77 of 3. You then multiply 80 with 77-3=74. 74*80 isn't all too hard and then you add the square of the distance: 3, and you get the result: 5920+9=5929
For 2-digit numbers, instead of using bases as a means of calculation what do you feel about the technique ab^2 = (a^2) (b^2) (not multiplication simply placing the 2 answers alongside) + the sum of (a+b)x2
Another nice trick is taking an example like 23x17. Add the numbers used and halve them, getting to the average (20). Then find the common difference between the initial numbers and the found average (3). You will then find that 17x23 is infact (20^2)-(3^2)=391
24x16=(20^2)-(4^2)=384
etc...
You can even mix the methods together. 28x36=(32^2)-(4^2)=900+62x2-16=1008
put more simply, there will be 6 number (twice the difference between 23 and 20 averaging (23+20)/2. Cancelling down gives and generalising leaves us with the number you start with(20) + the number you want(23) multiplied by the difference. This is the difference between 20 squared and 23 squared which when you have a grasp of it is much quicker than the standard way and completely general.
This can be done with any square numbers near to square numbers you know the answers to, or are easier to figure out. For example 20x20 is 400. To get to 21x21 you need to add 20 (making 20X21) then add 21 (so that there is 1 more 21 making 21x21). To get to 22x22 you add the same principle, adding 21 to get to 22x21 then adding 22. The pattern emerging would is that to get to another number (say 23x23 from 20x20) that you add 20+21+21+22+22+23,
I don't have an explanation, because my English is very bad. Lucky for us math is an international language and almost everybody understands the basics of it.
i love your enthusiasm for math. This subject I can never understand and never will. Parents didn't care much to help and when one of my parents tried to help, she ended up screaming her head off, day after day because I don't GET it. Asked teachers and was lucky to get a minute with them. The school system failed me back then, 40yrs. ago, and doing worse now. That's where it lies.
@DanandDonna1 , thanks for pouring your heart out while writing your comment. Math if learnt the right way fills you with pure excitement and tranquility at the very same time. I wish to take you and other people who are struggling with Mathematics into the magical world of numbers. A guided tour till Infinity and back. Once the human mind gets the real taste of Mathematics then it keeps craving for more. Math is the workout for your brain ... it is addictive .
@glad2teach i second that .... math is addictive when you understand it and you want more out of it. Also, TEACHING math is another one of my addictions!! Thanks so much for all the shortcuts!!! keep them coming :-P
too gud..........although im v poor in maths n i hate it...........but i love these tricks...n nw maths too....thanks glad2teach. whether u teach smwhr?
I am indeed an Indian. The techniques I am teaching are also from India. Our Number System was also designed in India ( Hindu Numerals ). I want Mathematics to be taught the original way. Just like computers use the Binary System for computing, we humans use the Decimal System ( Decimal is Base10 ). Unfortunately these days students are not being taught how to use the power Base10 to their advantage. Thus world over students is suffering and struggling with Mathematics.
I am a mathematics tutor, and to be honest, I am very disappointed how they teach high school students there math.
Many of them dislike mathematics and I understand why. They do steps and skip steps without real purpose or knowledge but because their teacher told them too. Many of them cannot multiply -4*3, or do 3-7 without the calculator because their teacher didn't bother to teach them the rules. They were told just plug it in the calculator.
WHAT KIND OF SORCERY IS THIS
NoobHunterHalo 5 hours ago
you the man
WongZZ98 5 hours ago
Damn
PeacePrincess109 21 hours ago
My answer was very close to the answer and thanks dude. And the method I really used was:
TheFAmeAngel 22 hours ago
wow it's so ture that brainy is the new SEXY!!
LIUMEGNLAN 1 day ago in playlist More videos from glad2teach
Awsome video but the square root of 16 isnt the square root of 4, 4 is the square root of 16
MalcolmHeardSB 2 days ago
My guess was 10016. Darn was only 800 off haha.
Khaltazar 3 days ago
thank u thank u i don't need calculator anymore.
SUONIndustry 3 days ago
u sound like indian, but i like u
SUONIndustry 3 days ago
I CAN DO IT!! WOHOOO
hudanurul800 4 days ago
You are sooooooooo smart...
I feel soo much smarter my brain hurts...
I love this.
TTPlayer298 5 days ago
HAHA I DID IT LOLS
Lilaaymaafi 1 week ago
all 30 videos - *subscribe button* - 11 videos
xD
laugh my ass of xD
muh1h1 1 week ago
(x+y)^2 = x^2 + 2xy + y^2 is all you need. This is an elementary school trick, not something you should be proud of to discover lol.
Sanguinej3s3 1 week ago
hey and plz change the title to maths trick its not math...
no offense
guhanable 1 week ago
;-)
adityamudgal0 1 week ago
@glad2teach what are the restrictions to this rule? is there a certain number that i can't go below or above when using this rule? by the way, thank you for these videos, they are very helpful :)
hiperson641 1 week ago
WHAT THE ****
kutku1000 1 week ago
really smart
CobaltO18 2 weeks ago
he sounds really really boring i wish he would sound exciting
camrynandcici 2 weeks ago
U trap me to go to INDIA and learn Mathematics, with low paid teacher.. who's more genius than my Math professor
abdirashid9 2 weeks ago
This guy sounds like the guy who tries to sell me computer virus's over the phone
Garykelleher123 2 weeks ago
oh wow I did it, and how do i take so long on tests again? oh yeah THEY'RE BORING >:C leisure math is more fun :3
Kamineru73 2 weeks ago 3
Leisure Math !! ... I liked that terminology.
Shahryar (Glad2teach)
glad2teach 2 weeks ago 4
Man this is stupid it only aplies to certain numbers. Try 67 or what ever it doesnt add up.
Chamillionaire993 2 weeks ago
Dear Chamillionaire993, I use just 2 EasyCal techniques to perform all my multiplication mentally.
1) Base Multiplication
2) Rainbow Multiplication
If the given number is far from any Base then of course you need to use Rainbow Multiplication.
See the Video Response I have attached below. Incidently I was given the number 67 to multiply mentally in a Live Seminar ( see the video below )
Shahryar (Glad2teach)
glad2teach 2 weeks ago
@glad2teach aint u tired of being nice?
even when ppl dont behave the same wid u...
i like that friend
anyway how r u doing ??
guhanable 1 week ago
@Chamillionaire993 Just do the (70-3)^2 = 70^2 - 2*70*3 + 3^2
Sanguinej3s3 1 week ago
Does this applies to 120 and up?
TheExcalibur356 2 weeks ago
You're my hero! :D
skyesnowflakes 2 weeks ago
so this is some indian kamasutra of math.
ivanxdxd2008 2 weeks ago
realy dont help with 45^2 or other smalls
hammas74 2 weeks ago
Dear hammas74, to see how to square the numbers near Base 50, see the 2nd video on Glad2teach website ( link below the video above ).
45^2
45 is at a distance of (minus) 5 from Base 50.
So subtract that from 25, you get 20 _ _ ( you get first two Answer digits )
Now for the last 2 Answer digits, simple write the square of that distance (minus) 5
That is 25
So the final Answer of 45^2 = 2025 ( Ins't that easy !! )
Shahryar ( Glad2teach )
glad2teach 2 weeks ago
@glad2teach I learned squaring numbers that end in 5 i think just as easy. Example - 85^2. Since it ends in 5, the last 2 digits are always going to be 25, the first 2, you just mulitply the number by 1 number higher. So 8x9 is 72, and there you have it, 7225.
SkiBum224 5 days ago
FUCK MATHS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HippyVeterano 2 weeks ago
awesome!
ludwigchopin 2 weeks ago
EXAMPLE
(105)^2=11025 X=105 D=105-100 =5 X^2=100(105+5)+(5^2)=11000+25= 11025
avukoch 2 weeks ago
The solution is "X = [100(X+D)]+(D^2)"
X is the number that you want to sqaure
D = X - 100 , D is how many X different from 100
avukoch 2 weeks ago
its not fast when ur retarded -.-
guthiks 2 weeks ago
Haha this is awesome
IndighostOfficial 2 weeks ago
@bulmer69JR Whatsort of exams? GCSE or Higher? Sorry, just interested :)
NERD9054 2 weeks ago
I'm failing math and going into exams I'm so fucking scared
bulmer69JR 3 weeks ago
Sounds Asian. Must be legit. I'll keep watching these.
Seerofderp 3 weeks ago
once you have done this, you can have a free slurpee.
whathebuck1 3 weeks ago
This is the way they really should be teaching math, rather than the old inefficient tabular methods. Here, too, you are learning the principle of logarithms and putting them to use, a concept that really is learned early on in the game, but the kids aren't taught so.
jhorne18 3 weeks ago
@jhorne18 You are so right!!! I'm really impressed by all this knowledge. I can not emphasize enough how grateful I am for it!!!
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REDluckyMAN 3 weeks ago
@ 2:43 how do you know if your going 2 do two number instead of one number adding the 112
and how do i know which number do i subtract it 3:45
pinky93rocksm 3 weeks ago
@pinky93rocksm the reason you know that you have to add 2 additional digits, even if your starting under 100, is your equasion is being based off of the number 100. there are 2 additional digits after the primary, therefore you add 2 additional digits when you multiply. 2 x 2 = 4. just like if you went to use 1000 as a base instead, you would add an additional 3 digits. because 3 zeros. 3 x 3 = 6.
hope this was helpful XD
X0RPION 3 weeks ago
@X0RPION thnx it's all clear now
pinky93rocksm 2 weeks ago
thank you, come again !!! ahahahaha
mihy27 3 weeks ago
This is good and helpful. Thanks! :D
DRZautomedia 3 weeks ago
give me your address. I'd like to send you some pie, rounded to as many digits as possible =D
A08041988 3 weeks ago
thanks a ton for taking the time to teach this.
MisterSoulless 3 weeks ago
my question i bet you cant solve:
why dont they teach this in schools, the world would be so much better equiped
LimeyThunder 3 weeks ago
ohhh my gawd, ive found the ghandi of maths
LimeyThunder 3 weeks ago
@LimeyThunder referencing god and ghandi in the same sentence... for shame.
X0RPION 3 weeks ago
what about (82)^2 ?
waldemarrrrr 3 weeks ago
@waldemarrrrr
Try 82*10 = 820*8 = 6560 + (82*2=164) = 6724
AumSinisterJ 3 weeks ago
thank you so mach
hamza4537 4 weeks ago
Vedic Mathematics..........i had took class regarding this..referring vedic maths books in my school life......good
08star80 1 month ago
@nisoes92 ahh, i see now, thanks :)
EvilBharathy 1 month ago
would this work for (115)? ive been trying but its not working
EvilBharathy 1 month ago
@EvilBharathy yes it works, 115 + 15 = 130, 100--> 2 zeros, so 2 numbers to go after 130. 15*15=225. since this number has 3 digits the first one is added to the last digit of the first number (so 130 becomes 132) and the 25 becomes after that, so it becomes 13225.
I hope I am explaining this the right way :)
nisoes92 1 month ago
There's an easier way I think (not sure if I understood what he did there):
(104)^2=(100+4)^2=100^2 + 2*100*4 + 4^2 = 10000 + 800 + 16 = 10816
xThorProductionsx 1 month ago
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asddsa76 1 month ago
ne da 10816
Mrsniper8000 1 month ago
Awesome man i want to throw my calculator man its so easy thnx uploader
3salman1 1 month ago
i actually did in the 5 seconds... just saying
kendambu 1 month ago
You Are Really The beST !!! Else All Sucks Infront of you..... Guys Just are So Selfish they dont want to share there secrets but .....I M Speechlesss.!!!!!
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Thanks !! If one is really keen to acquire knowledge then all the hurdles can be overcome.
All the Best - Shahryar ( Glad2teach )
glad2teach 1 month ago 3
I was just wandering, for what range of numbers your idea works?
It seems as if with number 50 and below you get a negative answer, but i don't know if there is a different cut off point for which this idea works.
ninjaneil13 1 month ago
(.Y.)=80085
InterwebCat 1 month ago
for squaring, you can also do this: 3^2=9 sqr9 3 3+4(next number)=7 9+7=16 or 4^2. If you know the one prior, you can do this even faster.
LivingDead53 1 month ago
I found one to share with you since you're so good at these.
LivingDead53 1 month ago
Great video! And fuck niggers they are too stupid to do math!!!
1989Firecracker 1 month ago
1 squared? = -999801. Wow a number squared equals a negative
PianoKwanMan 1 month ago
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PianoKwanMan 1 month ago
it only works for numbers close to a 100 though but brilliant video, could get into oxford by watching them lol :)
MrAman707 1 month ago
@MrAman707 Im not really a math guy or something, but if you have 48, (you can do 50*50 = 2500) 50-48 = 2, so 23__, and 2*2 is 04 = 2304. For 47: 50-47=3, 25-3 = 22__ and then plus 3*3 = 2209. Seems to work :).
Luistervink 1 month ago
@Luistervink true thats pretty ingenuous:)
MrAman707 1 month ago
I always thought of these tricks a waste of time. I calculated using good old multiplication in parts and addition in about 3 sec. And using this techinique one can do any number multiplications rather being limited by a surtain range or squres plus you don't have to memorise all those tricks and after a while your brain becomes acustomed to doing multiplications that you improve your calculating speed and your internal visualisation skills both essential for math. So don't waste yourtime people
stylianyt 1 month ago 2
It's algebra without letters.
(100+4)*(100+4)
100*100+100*4+100*4+4*4
10,000 + 400 + 400 + 16
10,816
(took me 3 seconds mentally)
SzlampStudios 1 month ago
You are from India right?
EminemEsteem 1 month ago
@EminemEsteem i think he is from pakistan
MrAman707 1 month ago
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But this really works with any number, not just close to 100. Say 77^2 - it's easier to multiply with 80, which has a distance to 77 of 3. You then multiply 80 with 77-3=74. 74*80 isn't all too hard and then you add the square of the distance: 3, and you get the result: 5920+9=5929
atbmxrider 1 month ago
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atbmxrider 1 month ago
superb ..
akstevesteve 1 month ago
For 2-digit numbers, instead of using bases as a means of calculation what do you feel about the technique ab^2 = (a^2) (b^2) (not multiplication simply placing the 2 answers alongside) + the sum of (a+b)x2
ArjayBlogs 1 month ago
Wow this is cool
gufreter 1 month ago
Another nice trick is taking an example like 23x17. Add the numbers used and halve them, getting to the average (20). Then find the common difference between the initial numbers and the found average (3). You will then find that 17x23 is infact (20^2)-(3^2)=391
24x16=(20^2)-(4^2)=384
etc...
You can even mix the methods together. 28x36=(32^2)-(4^2)=900+62x2-16=1008
smallshorts1 1 month ago
so 23^2=20^2+43x3=529
32^2=30^2+62x2=1024
67^2=70^2-137x3=4489
etc...
smallshorts1 1 month ago
put more simply, there will be 6 number (twice the difference between 23 and 20 averaging (23+20)/2. Cancelling down gives and generalising leaves us with the number you start with(20) + the number you want(23) multiplied by the difference. This is the difference between 20 squared and 23 squared which when you have a grasp of it is much quicker than the standard way and completely general.
smallshorts1 1 month ago
This can be done with any square numbers near to square numbers you know the answers to, or are easier to figure out. For example 20x20 is 400. To get to 21x21 you need to add 20 (making 20X21) then add 21 (so that there is 1 more 21 making 21x21). To get to 22x22 you add the same principle, adding 21 to get to 22x21 then adding 22. The pattern emerging would is that to get to another number (say 23x23 from 20x20) that you add 20+21+21+22+22+23,
smallshorts1 1 month ago
Violets are blue
Roses are red
in SovietRussia math tricks you
StalkerPoul 1 month ago
AWESOME!! :)
dasten123 1 month ago in playlist Weitere Videos von glad2teach
What about something like 14 x 105? I will watch more of your videos, in hopes that you have more on stuff like this. (:
BronzeOrwin 1 month ago in playlist More videos from glad2teach
To the people who don't understand why it works:
(104)^2 = 100*104 + 4*100 + 4*4
100*104=10400
4*100=400
4*4=16
10400+400+16=10816
I don't have an explanation, because my English is very bad. Lucky for us math is an international language and almost everybody understands the basics of it.
FoXtr0t194 1 month ago 30
@FoXtr0t194 No matter is not that how it works,but it works,That's enough...
any way thanks for finding it...
gowthamn141 1 month ago in playlist More videos from glad2teach
It's Over 9000!!!!!!!!!
XmetallicaaaaX 1 month ago 27
Ur very smart
maribeltxcity 1 month ago
i just found out that "I LIKE TO MOVE IT MOVE IT" you the best sir.... amazing
aydol23 1 month ago
Math has ruined my life.
FREEvRUN 1 month ago
I did work it out in five seconds! I am not joking, I contain this specific mathemathical talent....
nicoeste8765 1 month ago
Where is the next episode for cubes?
glupsamja 1 month ago
this guy knows the answer to √(-1)
mIlLiOnX10 1 month ago
I found out that answer in four sec without any trick
janb17 2 months ago
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i got that in 5 seconds with my own way(but you have to be really fast in multiplying):
100x104=(you add the 2 zeros)10400
(104-100=4) 4x104=416
10400+416=10816
and you got it :)
AMatyvideo 2 months ago
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AMatyvideo 2 months ago
Thanks for the knowledge, but I don't think this sort of thing would be in my exam...
Gazzer96 2 months ago
thank u
davidnemat 2 months ago
so whats (103)high2 ?
angenogu 2 months ago
@angenogu , 10 3*2 3high2 = 10609
=)
NostalgicnoZeleno 2 months ago
Very smart
rozaykalifa93 2 months ago
You rule Dude...
NinjaPri 2 months ago
I found how to do that when the number is with fore digits (1004).
Basically you do it the same way but....
So (1004) squared is 1008016 , you add this 0 but i am no quite sure why ;/
wackyLegends 2 months ago
@wackyLegends , You got it right !! That extra 0 comes as for 1004 the Base is 1000 ( it has 3 zeros thus 3 places to go )
glad2teach 2 months ago 2
@glad2teach
aw thanks !
wackyLegends 2 months ago
Can we use this trick on every number? I took two random numbers (29 and 84) and it didn't work or is it just me?
itsallrighttobeafool 2 months ago
i love your enthusiasm for math. This subject I can never understand and never will. Parents didn't care much to help and when one of my parents tried to help, she ended up screaming her head off, day after day because I don't GET it. Asked teachers and was lucky to get a minute with them. The school system failed me back then, 40yrs. ago, and doing worse now. That's where it lies.
DanandDonna1 2 months ago
@DanandDonna1 , thanks for pouring your heart out while writing your comment. Math if learnt the right way fills you with pure excitement and tranquility at the very same time. I wish to take you and other people who are struggling with Mathematics into the magical world of numbers. A guided tour till Infinity and back. Once the human mind gets the real taste of Mathematics then it keeps craving for more. Math is the workout for your brain ... it is addictive .
glad2teach 2 months ago 4
@glad2teach i second that .... math is addictive when you understand it and you want more out of it. Also, TEACHING math is another one of my addictions!! Thanks so much for all the shortcuts!!! keep them coming :-P
LaPiNcHiPiTa 1 month ago
Awesome technique! ^__^ By the way I love Indian food, and my math teacher's also an Indian.
P.S. The children in the world are also suffering from not enough pocket money
I miss spelled Indian, my bad!!
pattyawesome 2 months ago
Awesome technique! ^__^ By the way I love Indian food, and my math teacher's also an India.
P.S. The children in the world are also suffering from not enough pocket money
pattyawesome 2 months ago
This is amazing sir! thank you very much for sharing these techniques :D
nekosama23 2 months ago
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Umnity 2 months ago
best hai bro
ayankit37 2 months ago
Counting Inventory at 7-11
will9630 2 months ago
NO! the true secrate is to eat lots of CURRY to get smart :D.
Joking.
Thanks
ZabieF 2 months ago
Wow thx!!!
DeenaDianna 2 months ago
Awesommm!!!!!
smartinez020 2 months ago
The square root of 69 is 8 something right? Cuz ive been trying to figure out ooh ;)
fullbloodedmexican 2 months ago
Ur a wizard harry!
hitmeflapme 2 months ago
You need to know math to sell drug dumbass
victordj50 2 months ago
He just said squared not square root dumb ass
GIGGATY1 2 months ago
Square root of 4 is 2 ... not 16. 4 SQUARED is 16
ryanianjames 2 months ago
I find this method easier:
(104)^2=(100+4)(100+4)=10000+400+400+16=10864
It works efficiently for numbers close multiples of 10, but better for close to 50, better for close to 100 etc.
99x99=(100-1)(100-1)=10000-100-100+1
thomaslefeuvre1 2 months ago
you accent is awesome... idk why it just makes me smile hehehe
Ashyey 2 months ago
fuck it, I sell drugs
meritonb1 2 months ago
your voice reminds me one of the character in the movie, 3 Idiots as Chatur. haha
MrGooglier 2 months ago
If only I knew mentally what square of seven is...
Sood81 2 months ago
@Sood81
7 square is 49
GLynLRocks 2 months ago
@GLynLRocks lol I meant I don't know my tables anymore =D but thank you for the reply.
Sood81 2 months ago
Really Amazing Stuff.
jasmitsingh1993 2 months ago
its great ut u need 2 practice alot to do it in 7 sec
stevensteven0123 2 months ago
OH MY GOD :O
iBabbs 3 months ago
what if it wasnt to the power of 2 ? what if it was 3
gorkibore 3 months ago
the hell...
nemesisurvivorleon 3 months ago
the square root of 4 is not 16
Commentor987 3 months ago
I SENTENCE YOU ALL TO MATH JAIL FOR NO REASON WHATSOEVER
mrkeipy 3 months ago
I like this guy
valgardsons 3 months ago
wat is square of 110,120,130,140,150,..... using this tech.. it fails over there
masroorabbas 3 months ago
@masroorabbas thay are too easy just compute 11 squared plus 2 zero'es
or 12 squared plus 2 zero'es etc
scorpiongio100 3 months ago
Amazing, i wish i had this back in high school
TakingShapeCreations 3 months ago
wow this is sick man i swear thanks man
The1DarkBoy 3 months ago
it's ridiculously dissapointing that i never learnt this in school
SpiritOfTheWolf1995 3 months ago
wrong..totally..!!! but i l had learn might be different way to solve it...
(104)2=which is 2*104
and it is equal to"208"....doesn't it!!!!!
thecitybaby 3 months ago
@thecitybaby 104² is not equal to 2 x 104.
104² = 104 x 104 = 10816
2 x 104 = 208
AssassinJordi 3 months ago
THANK U ALOT
thecreativegirl1 3 months ago
what about sq roots of number further away from 100 eg. 30, 40, 60 etc? whats the trick there?
matchcapo 3 months ago
i hate math! thank you!
xcarolinebrown 3 months ago
ahhhh math ,you are the language of the gods
jibbleliciousd00 3 months ago 4
you are so great
frontw1ng 3 months ago
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SmallBritishPerson 3 months ago
too gud..........although im v poor in maths n i hate it...........but i love these tricks...n nw maths too....thanks glad2teach. whether u teach smwhr?
deepikabajaj13 3 months ago
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Click on my channel. I have a easier method.
PKMNHarriton 3 months ago
oh cool :D
BizarreAvenir 3 months ago
I love this guy
melindaFive 3 months ago
68 squared is umm... 68 - 32 = 36_ _ and 32 * 32 = 1024 which is 4624! HA I got it right! Thank you!
ahears1 3 months ago
what about 68 sqd?
charliepimpin 3 months ago
this proccess does not work for does not work for all square roots
terriyakiboychino 3 months ago
yes if only it worked for all squared numbers
dilmister2 3 months ago
what numbers is this valid for?? what range of numbers??
jomartin12345 3 months ago
square root of 4 is 2 not 16
jomartin12345 3 months ago
@jomartin12345 ITS 4X4=16 SAME THING AS THE SQUARE ROOT OF 4.
TakingShapeCreations 3 months ago
how did you get 9216 for the last question ? I really don't get it ..
BoojaBeast 3 months ago
Ofcourse... the guy teaching it is Indian :D lol jk ^^
thx man :D Got to show of infront of my teacher ;D
dribler4 3 months ago 10
I am indeed an Indian. The techniques I am teaching are also from India. Our Number System was also designed in India ( Hindu Numerals ). I want Mathematics to be taught the original way. Just like computers use the Binary System for computing, we humans use the Decimal System ( Decimal is Base10 ). Unfortunately these days students are not being taught how to use the power Base10 to their advantage. Thus world over students is suffering and struggling with Mathematics.
glad2teach 3 months ago 26
@glad2teach Yup, but you save us...
Honestly, I don't like math/maths..
But I like math now, and I like something like this instead those normal math (need to use calculator ==)
MyH96 2 months ago
@glad2teach I understand you very much.
I am a mathematics tutor, and to be honest, I am very disappointed how they teach high school students there math.
Many of them dislike mathematics and I understand why. They do steps and skip steps without real purpose or knowledge but because their teacher told them too. Many of them cannot multiply -4*3, or do 3-7 without the calculator because their teacher didn't bother to teach them the rules. They were told just plug it in the calculator.
darthmath2 2 months ago
Can u be my real math teacher? Mine hates kids and doesnt no how to teach. SOS 8(
gottaluvdae 3 months ago
thank you so much it help me alot in my examination
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